Could I use these in my Surefire Back-Up Models (EB1 and E1B)? Sounds like some folks have used them in Surefire models with success?
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I don't see why Not .....as long as the spec's are identical for your particular model.
1423808
I would say yes I use thesis batteries in all my light that use CR123A batteries like Surefire,Streamlight, The only thing I will warn you about is when the batteries power is getting low it has be my experience that the light will just shut off and not dim out scared the hell out of me the first time it happen but out side of that I like them and only use these batteries way cheaper then buying two new ones every time they die.
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Hi Mike, I just received similar batteries from this vendor and I am 100% satisfied with the quality and performance of the products. After receiving them, I oredered two more for a 12 v Makita also. They appear to be a perfectly acceptable replacement to the originals.Buy with confidence, I did and don't regret it.
1137491
Yes they are fantastic. Work very well with my innokin cool Fire 1 and 2. I have had these batteries for about 3 months and use them daily.
2054358
Yes, they will work. I use them in a similar model. Resetting the cartridge can be a little awkward but I have saved a fortune buy buying bulk ink.
780959
I only used them on a S&W; 1911. I shot appx. 750rds, before I sold the gun. I still shoot it, sold it to a friend. He has changed it once. I feel they help with felt recoil, but you need to replace them about every 1000 rounds, or when they start to split. This is just my opinion using a S&W; 1911. They SHOULD work in any govt. model, go to {1911 forum } and ask the guy's who own R.I. or Citadel's. regards gary
1879575
No problem. I have a slidefire SSAR22 I burn a lot of ammo lol. I'm sure these things will last the life of the rifle.
846317
no. that if for a standard size 6P surefire. the E series lights can not use drop-in's
1689218
Mine were knock-off UltraFires. Branded as "Ultra-Firos". Notice how they branding is facing the opposite way in every picture. Contacted the seller. Stated it was a miss-print. Internals have no circuit protection. Stay away.
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I can not say 100% yes, but they should work just fine. I have never encountered a problem using these in any firearms.
1429957
I safely used them in a streamlight with no issues.. the streamlight takes 2 CR123 batteries and these worked great in their place.. If I had a MAG-TAC I would test these out and if I ever purchase one I will update this!! I am not scared to try! HAHA
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Yes they do. Check out their web sight: http://www.surefire.com/batteries.html
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CR123A are what I have in mine. So long as they output 3V and are the same size as the stock batteries, you are good to go. SF123 (Surefire brand) and others will work fine. CR123A will give you a lot of bang for the buck.
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I found that these Orbtronic batteries are smaller than some green batteries, I forget the name of them, I sent them back because they were too tight to fit in a couple different flashlights I had. I have had no problems with these Orbtronic batteries.
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Yes. My Surefire uses the same batteries and these work very well in it. These are LiFe batteries and run at 3 volts. LiPo batteries run closer to 4 volts and those could be dangerous in a light that doesn't have a voltage regulator circuit. My Surefire is regulated so I'm not worried about it either way.
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+1 on original batteries still rocking! I've used these on several paid gigs, one of which was a shoot with over a thousand flash fires. The flash batteries had to be changed, but not these!
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Hello Sunni,I have been using them in my smoke detectors with no problems, change them once a year. Don't know if your particular model calls for these, but I don't see why not!